eLoran as Backup; Mexico to Equip Illegals with GPS; Accuracy Software Downloads

Out in Front — Dagbloggit Feb 1, 2007 By: Alan Cameron

The keys to success for 2007 lie in simplicity, a smaller set of products with a shared set of features, personalization, and building a blog that builds your business. But how could blogs possibly work in a hardware industry?

In your August 2006 issue, you raised the question: Who was first with GPS?

The magazine has not carried much GLONASS news in recent months, yet we continue to cover Galileo and we devoted several pages to Beidou in December. In all three cases, we find an absence of real news.

Now that China has made more substantive noise of a full-fledged GNSS — the new Beidou — let's assess the situation and prospects.

U.S. Needs Clear GPS Vision; NDGPS Killer App; WAAS in Eastern Canada

There is a growing awareness of the safety and economic risks associated with loss or degradation of GPS signals.

Out in Front — Skies Cloudy All Day Oct 1, 2006 By: Alan Cameron

Just fresh back from Texas, my former home on the range, with ears full of grumbling around the ION campfire. Seems more than just surveyors are upset about satellite availability in today's GPS constellation.

Constellation Viability; NDGPS Budget; Air Traffic; and Race FX